@Loyce: Would P2PK make a 5th address? No, it's not an address. Bitcoin Core still supports them, I've recenty played around with them (recovering Forkcoins). |
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Can you explain how you got a Dutch domain extension, Polish address, English website and Russian FAQ?
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Answer I got that I can import 1 private key and get three address types: Legacy, Nested Segwit and Native Segwit, if a wallet support it. Actually, there are 4 addresses: Legacy has an older uncompressed format. Each Hex privkey creates 2 different WIF keys. |
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Structural inflation isn't in the interest of the average citizen, and it's forced upon us by central banks.
It's the main reason I'm into Bitcoin: I believe money should be scarce to be valuable.
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A seed phrase is basically a 128 bit number. Nobody is going to get someone else's seed if they use proper random numbers.
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It's a shitposter with negative feedback. All that's left is reporting his topic to be moved to Altcoins, which I just did.
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If he had 1 Bitcoin in his own wallet during the time when many Forks were created, his "empty" wallet is still worth about $200 (10k pesos).
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Though I hope to get only one person who reads my posts to avoid using FortuneJack, and any of the organisations advertised here, and not fall in the same trap as I did. The reader of this topic will just see that ForjuneJack paid you close to €100k, just as their Terms state. That won't stop them from playing, but I hope it will make more people actually read through the Terms. |
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In 2008, 1 euro was worth $1.57 at the peak. That's a 36% drop. Could this have anything to do with expanding the euro zone? The first enlargements after the euro entered circulation were to states which joined the EU in 2004; namely Slovenia in 2007, followed by Cyprus and Malta in 2008, Slovakia in 2009, Estonia in 2011, Latvia in 2014, and Lithuania in 2015. |
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High ranking members, like the legendary members make far more posts than newbies Go to https://loyce.club/active/7d.html, and check the 10 most active Newbies. Then come back and explain how evil Legendary members are for not Meriting them. |
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But it's against the $, and if we have a printing contest the US would win by one hell of a margin. So, why isn't the opposite happening?  The Fed has raised interest several times already. |
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Our games are not currently provably fair. We had a meeting with our devs on the weekend to see how long it would take to integrate this but I don't foresee it being released this year unfortunately. This is not good. You shouldn't expect users to trust fairness, and even if you don't cheat, users will blame you when they lose. I suggest to make this your number one priority! |
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I'm not guessing one particular number. I generate an address and then compare that to 60000 known addresses with balances, thus increasing the chance by 60000 on every attempt. Why limit yourself to only a few addresses, while you can easily use all 40 ish million Bitcoin address with a balance? Not that it matters, you won't find anything anyway. |
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There it is: parity! Euro dropped 19% in a year, and interest is still negative. It's almost as if there's a limit on how much BRRR a central bank can do without destroying the currency.
And this is the main reason I'm into Bitcoin: it can't be inflated by pressing a button.
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Show me Newbies with good posts and I'll Merit them!
There's a flaw in these statistics: Newbies with Merit don't stay Newbie for long.
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Big Slither fan here! It's addictive, even without a money component, so I kinda don't dare join a new fun game.
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Please verify -----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Casino Critique (casinocritique.com) today 10/07/2022. Same bitcoin address on contact page.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
IHX5KbO5b5x+Jt8lM4X7BHTt8AJ3UexEt7Dfa619Xc2FIQ3NlihYtd5eyT6s/0AYI35gur5S/PyzZxT7QbyvaR8=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- You should post your address here. |
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I'm not going to hand over my Bitcoin as collateral or investment for someone else's project. That's not why someone HODLs for all those years.
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So, 8 years, two-thirds of Bitcoin's age, is what it takes to get a part of your coins back from a centralized exchange.
Think about that when you don't keep your coins in a wallet under your own control!
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3yrs long time wow. I guess it's a bit like playing a free lottery. Except that the lottery isn't free, you pay per second (mostly electricity). And the chance of winning is practically zero. Why don't you start by guessing my creditcard number and phone number? It's much more likely to be found! It's easier to get jackpot on lottery though. For example, jackpot odds on Powerball is 1:292.201.338 or approximately 1:2^28.12. Even without buying a ticket, the chances of winning after finding someone's lost ticket are still larger than the chance of finding a funded Bitcoin address. |
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